Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-08
THE COAST.
Further from the Great
RainstOrm.
CANADIAN CAR SHOPS BURNED.
Very Severe Weather All Along
the Northern Part OF the
Pacific Coast.

Especial 10 the Herald on The Associated Press
SAN FRANclsco. February 7.-Indica
tions for the "a hours commencing at
A. M. February s: California, local
reins.
rbe rainfall during the "a hours end
ing s no. is twenty-four hundredths
of an inch. The weather is cloudy and
threatening rain. Synopsis for the pasl
"a hours: Barometer is highest in East.
ern Washington Territory and is lowest
off the coast of Northern California
Light rains and SHOWS have fallen in
Washington Territory, Oregon and Cali
sfornia. Following are the amoun's:
sSpakane Falls .O3, Walla Walla .Ol.
Portland NJ. Ashland .03. Fort Bidwell
rs, Eureka .O5, Red Bluff %, Sacra-
nehto 20, San Diego 20.
Three hundredths of an inch of rain
fell in this city during the twenty.four
hours ending at noon to-day. Rain il
now again falling with every indication
of continuance.
Weather reports received here show
rain falling at Ukiah. Spanishtown,
Fresno and Gilroy.
AL rIOCh1ONs
At o o'clock to night it is raining
nicely. Up to that hour the rainfall
for the storm was ninety five hundredths
of an Inch; total for the season, three
and nineteen hundredtbs inches. For
corresponding period last year it was
twelve and sixty-eight hundredths
inches.
AT MARYsvILLE.
Rain is still falling. ur and nine
hundredths inches have fallen for the
storm up to G P. NJ, to-day. The total
fo~ the season is eight and thirty nine
hundredths.
AT PErALuMA.
It rained to-day AZ hundredths inches.
There n ssow still on the Sonoma
mountains.
AT LANCASTER
Two inches of rain have fallen in An.
telope Valley during the storm--indi-
cations are for more.
AT REDDING.
It commenced raining this morning
, aud then changed to snow. Not enough
-aow fell TO cover the ground. 1t is
raining this afternoon.
AT GRASS VALLEY.
The storm still continues. Snow has
been falling nearly oil day. and we will
probably have heavy fall tonight.
The snow, by blocking up the bitches
which convey water tn the mines here
to be used as motor power, thas talsed
many breaks and the n.ines had to stop
for while.
AT MERGED.
It commenced raining here about 4
o'clock this afternoon. and has been rain.
ing lightly ever since. The wind is
from the south. Indications for an oil
nights rain are good.
AT GILRoY..
1t is raining steadily; the wind is
south. Every prospect Of rains continu-
ance. The creeks are very full. A
heavy crop will be put in.
AT PAso RoBLEs.
The rain still continues to fall in sharp
showers. The wind continues souther.
"; l.29 inches has fallen during the
present storm up to o'clock this even.
ing.
AT LATHRoP.
The rainfall for the past twelve hours
Is .25 OF an inch. Indications are good
for hard rain.
AT SAN DIEGO.
Light showers fell at various times to.
day aud about o'clock rain began to
fall heavily. Prospects are good for an
ell night storu..
AT SAN BERNARDINo.
IA -~t:n o.l tha dsar
mountains are covered with snow. Crop
prospects are fine.
AT MISSION SAN MIGUEL.
It began raining yesterday morning
and rained through the night, and the
Santa Lucia mountains are white with
snow to-day. The total rainfall for the
40 ason is ]. 81 inches.
Here in Los Angeles the record by
the Signal Service to T. M. last night
was LIS inches for the past 48 hours,
and Isl for the storm.
Mr.. G. Ducommun reports mp to 7
"a. NJ. yesterday AS, and for the storm
to last night l.Sl.
Mr.. Blies reports to 7 A. NJ. yesterday
l.8O for the storm and 1926 for the
season.
s. w. White Of Providencia reports
from 4P. NJ. Saturday. to 6 A. NJ. Mon
day 2.75.
John Lang reports at Laug's Station
from $3.50 M. Saturday to A. M. Mon
day 2 %, with the rain still falling with
! snow in the mountains.
From San Gabriel fall of l.l3 is re.
ported up to A. NJ yesterday, with the
mountains white with snow.-ED.